Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-08-12

tueTe Is anything OF & crowd, anu eS- |
pecially when villianous scoundrels
from abroad, and in defiance to the law
bring in their dirty and poisonous grog
for sale. THIS learned Scion the au-
thor of the article mentioned, for fear
he would be seen amoug Neglos and
have his fair face smutted from close
contact, dared not come anear, hence
rs to the facts he is ignorant lin toto
But from some beer keg or whiskey
Darrell as Stockton was we'll representa-
in that line on that day, he gathered
few infamous lies and for want of gen
tlemaness and news he gave his read
ers the benefit of his fluent pen. The
Emancipation Celebration was a grand
success. in every paIrieplar, and IN SO
saying | believe I voice the sentmen-
Is Of each and every one present on
that occasion. and | aver. and | do so
fearless Of successful contradiction,
That the Emancipation Celebration day
Of Aug. 1st., viii al,ract as usual its
thousands. cu.ions to see and heor,
however anxious this Bo5tal Erudite
would have them stHy aw2y. The
Reckless which this dizzy gcs-bag hes
pictured in such briIliant terms p2rtily
occurred and it is a gratifying fact to
know that they were ST.. ed every one
of them by pGr,ies r,om abro9d.
About the close Of dav the two colored
men got into al alterca ion and be9an
shooting at each other, q by-sj9nGer
was struck but was not killed, it was
not over a woman Of essy virtue. but
a financial misunderstanding. The
second was caused by drunken white
man boasting of his manhood and his
striking one VIII Kelley, Of Indian
blood, he returned the blow with his
fist only, and owing TO the amount of
whiskey in him he fell senseloss.
Nine white men out of every ten,
knowing his imposing disposition
drinking, agree that he was justly serv
ed, he, neither will pass over the dark
river. These are the facts in the ease
complete with nothing more or less.
1t is very STANCE that this gentleman
should omit the enu-e days proceed
ings. however interesting or intelligent
ly they might have been, and ill half
column of his paper with something to
trivial to occupythree lines, he remin-
ds me very much Of the man who
strained at at 4 gnat, and swallowed a
camel. This sarcastic swell, thinks
there is no reason why the Negroes
should not behave themselves as well
as the whites we'll | jhink as much but
for God sake tell us which white po0-
pie YOU mean Sir if he means for us
to t2ke him and his boon companions
as examples, then to the ID we will
90 IN less than twentv-rour hours. /
would rather by far Gwell in hell With
infdol Bob, than to take example fiom
such asucaking cur. The only ladies
Of easy yir,ue. and the har lest caar2c-
teis on the grounds h9ppened 10 he
Ion Stockton, and guess reporters on
the Record, IS | lcYn he is very well
acquainted with that self seine lay
ont" These refined and cultured Ia
dies and gentlemen rented ROOM al
the hotel and on account OF their high
state OF civilization an officer was call
ed to lower things and drive them fon
the room. Only thirteen empty beer
bottles were found AMI filth to ho-ibic
to mention. Sir. is this that high ~.ate
Of civilization. shat The Record holds
up as m example? Now Mr. Editor
| I assure You or any other gentleman a
| kind and cenIemanlY reception in Nc
odemus. Tn conclusion | will say the
| Negroes are advancing rs rapidly IS
could be expected. The darl, cloud=
| Of ignorance are rspijiy passing away
| and thev are graJu2Hy forming "a uu